Frequent fetal movement, is it a boy or a girl?

Many people pay great attention to the sex of the fetus, but due to national regulations, hospitals are not allowed to identify the sex of pregnant women, otherwise the relevant personnel will be punished, so it is best not to discriminate against the sex of the fetus. Some parents will judge based on the diet of pregnant women or the frequency of fetal movements. In fact, these methods are prone to errors. So is frequent fetal movement a boy or a girl?

First, if the fetus moves frequently, is it a boy or a girl? First look at the location of the fetal movement. Most boy babies move left and right in the belly, that is, they move on the left and then on the right, while girl babies move around the belly button. Then look at the bulge in the belly when the fetus moves. Regardless of whether the baby is a boy or a girl, there will be a bulge in the mother's belly when the fetus moves. For a boy, the bulge is a small one, just like his little fist or little foot pressing against your belly. For a baby girl, your belly will be bulging, and you will clearly see that your belly is bulging high, as if the baby's butt is sticking out.

Second, and finally, look at the pattern of fetal movement. When a baby boy moves, he mostly kicks here and punches there. Although he turns over, it is seldom. A baby girl may also punch and kick, but it is more like waves in her belly, rising and falling. Expectant mothers can use the above points to test whether the baby is a boy or a girl, but after personal verification by many mothers, there are a small number of exceptions, so it is not completely accurate.

Is it a boy or a girl if the fetus moves frequently? When the fetus is in the womb, a girl usually faces the pregnant mother with her little butt facing outwards. Therefore, when the fetus moves, the pregnant mother's belly always feels like a big bag rolling, and occasionally the little hands will playfully hit outwards. Boys, on the other hand, like to face outwards, and kick and thump when the fetus moves. Therefore, if the pregnant mother feels that the baby often kicks and hits, it is a boy; if the baby often swims like a little fish, it is a girl. The amplitude of fetal movement of boys is not as large as that of girls. Boys are more active when they go to bed at night. If the fetus moves on the left side of the belly, it is a boy, and if it moves on the right side, it is a girl. There is also a saying that boys like to move side to side, while girls like to move around their belly buttons.